it is under control but it was a very hot fire. as i step out of the way you can still see fire crews monitoring hotspots tearing down the building. when they first arrived they started working on the building. one man of film that all with his camera. the hot fire forced firefighters to this defense very quickly. the multi alarm blaze is so intense that two firefighters were injured while trying to get it under control. crown for has learned that the building has been abandoned for

it some time. the capt. does say eight people were inside- possibly squatters. there was a lot of the building that we could not search. three people we saw got out that many. others many this man saw the smoke and immediately grabbed his camera and started filming this. .. it was so intense that you could feel it from hundreds of feet away. > > at one point it was so intense that it created its own willem--storm. > > some very scary moments there. i checked with the captain and both fire fighters are expected to be ok. still no word on what caused the fire. that san jose fires comes a day after a 6 alarm fire broke out

in berkeley. firefighters are still on scene 24 hours after the blaze. three different addresses were burned to the ground. the fire started in 18-hundred 2nd street and spread to 18-02 and 18-10. kron 4's alecia reid is at the scene where business owners are left to figure out where to go from here. three adresses were affected, but there are a number of businesses in each building. business owners and employees were here today checking out the damage done. essentially this is a total loss. sot - i gotta find a new place of business. i gotta find a new place for a shop and basically get all new equipment. it's like starting from scratch again. the fire ripped through all three buildings until the roofs collapsed. the fire chief tells us burnt beams are now holding up the side walls. a building inspector, structural engineer and investigators, were on to ms could work safely inside. business owners had to helplessly stand on the outside and watch crews pick through

charred remains. although officials believe the blaze started in the wooden dock, adjacent buildings were damaged just as badly. santee design build studio shares shop space with joshua tree. sot - everything is gone. we build custom furniture there mostly out of reclaimed materials. yea it's all gone. all the equipment sot - we have a metal shop and a wood shop. although the fire is under control, the fire department has been monitoring the block all day checking for flareups. the chief tells us crews will be on scene through tomorrow. reporting live in berkeley. developing news now of a deadly shooting in kansas police say a gunman shot and killed three people at two jewish centers early this afternoon. as shelby lynn tells us-- police are not ruling out a hate crime. shots fired at two separate jewish facilities -- just south of kansas city. there's no other words to describe it-- just panic.

police say at around 1 p-m local time -- a man believed to be in his 70s-- drove up to a community center and started shooting-- killing two people --including a teenage boy. he-- then-- drove to an an assisted living facility and allegedly shot and killed one more person. there was a shot gun that was involved. we're exploring the possibility that a hand gun was involved in the shooting of the two persons that he missed and we are looking at the possibility of an assault rifle. the shooter-- who police say is not from the area --- was arrested in the parking lot of a nearby elementary school. the f-b-i is is assisting local police in the investigation. so far there is no word of a motive. reportedly was spouting neo- nazi slogans when he was being taken away.i've been told that he was yelling heil hitler as he was being taken away in cuffs. investigators will not say if they think this is a hate crime-- but are not ruling it out. the shootings come just one day before the jewish holiday of passover begins. i'm shelby lyn reporting. 49ers linebacker aldon smith has been arrested at the l-a-x

airport. the 24 year old was detained by police around 2 this afternoon. police say smith was going through security at the time. smith was then randomly selected for a secondary screening. police say that's when he became "belligerent" with the t-s-a agent. before walking to the gate.authorities say smith also made a comment suggesting he had a bomb. when police caught up to him.they say he became uncooperative. and that's when he was taken into custody. the 49ers released a statement regarding smith's arrest today. it says quote: "we are disappointed to learn of the incident today involving aldon smith." ".as this is a pending legal matter and we are still gathering the pertinent facts, we will have no further comment." smith's legal troubles don't end there. he is also facing three felony charges for possessing illegal firearms. smith's attorneys were in court friday for a hearing in that case. they will be back in court later this month.to consider a possible date for trial. new information is being released about the bus crash in orland that killed ten people.

kron four's dan rubin is joining us live from the newsroom. he's been reviewing the n-t-s- b's latest findings. they were delivered at, what the n-t-s-b says will be, the last press conference on the accident. information released today, contradicts some of the n-t-s- b's earlier reports. on thursday. a bus carrying 44 college-bound students was travelling northbound on interstate five through the town of orland. about 100 miles north of sacramento. a fed-ex truck was travelling southbound when it crossed over the median and hit the bus that was heading to humboldt university. an eyewitness told the n-t-s-b that the fed-ex truck was on fire *prior to the collision. today, a different point of view. *post -impact fire is one of the two main issues the n-t-s-b is looking at. today, another revelation that could explain why more people could not escape the fire that followed the crash.

> > the motor coach is equipped with a door but for handicapped access. it is locked and can only be opened by the driver. the bus driver was killed in the crash. that means the only way people could escape would be through emergency windows. > > if that was jammed, that is why we see people picking out windows. the second key issue for the n- t-s-b is the lack of a safety tool that has been standard in cars and airplanes for decades. > > there is clearly an issue regarding safety regulations for seat belts on buses. it will take about a month before the n-t-s-b releases a preliminary report on the deadly crash. it could contain recommendations to prevent another crossover accident from happening again. n-t-s-b's report will be reviewed by another safety board. after that, a hearing could be scheduled in washington d-c. reporting live in the newsroom, we are learning more about the identities of those in the

crash. a couple was among 10 people killed in the crash. he was a humble graduate and a chaperon on the bus. 26 yeard old chaperon was also not found and five high school teenagers were killed in the crush.--crash.

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and the damage is clear - holes in the roof, ash on the floor, pizza boxes burned the owners, just thankful no one was injured. tough, just sad the fire did spare some of the dining area tom and kelly had to cancel a big birthday party originally planned to take place sunday afternoon we'll be back they hope to serve up pizzas again in 4-6 months and sayexpect their chicken,

baken artichoke pizza to remain the top choice. in newarl mike pelton, kron 4 news tuesday marks the one year anniversary of the boston marathon bombng. here's video from that deadly day when a terror attack killed 3 people and injured 264 others. this years race takes place april 21st. and as kron four's philippe djegal reports. fear is not stopping local runners from flying out to boston and competing in the race. i keep thinking about what would happen, but what could have happened. even on a horrible days i appreciate that i can run. > > so does her sister amanda. > > i feel like it is going to be saved but part of me says "what if something terrible happens?"

> > last year's marathon was like none other. but these two sisters say that nothing will stop them from returning for their ninth marathon. once again the to will race together. and yes, there are some pre race jitters. both finished last year about a half hour before the explosion. > > i still think about it. it really did something. to something > > this system is leaving for boston on wednesday. more than winning, they say simply running and finishing sends a message that the world will not tolerate. tolerate --terror . > > even if we don't do our

best time it will be our best time. with the anniversary approaching one group decided to give back. one run for boston, a race to benefit the victims of last year's bombing, finished this evening. the group ran over three- thousand miles and raised almost half a million dollars. over two thousand runners took off march 16th from santa monica and finished in boston. organizers say they raced through deserts and tornado bombing-charity run in san francisco, the cherry blossom festival kicked off this weekend in japan town. it's one of the city's longest running festivals. with a look at the food, fun, nats: a celebration of spring and

japanese american culture the 47th annual northern california cherry blossom festival. is the second largest event of its kindsot: "our main purpose was to bring together japanese and ameruican culture and strengthen community values." and they do just that through cultural japanese perfornmces delicious food and live music you'll also find plenty of arts and crafts and games for the there's also a community service element to much of the event. these students from george washington high are selling green tea ice cream to raise money for a service trip japan. "we're going to tokyo because they had an earthquake there so we're going there through this money we're earning here." oc: the food here at the festival could be a dine and dish segment in and of itself check this out right here octopus fritters fantasdtic" vo: and you can eat happy knowing that your food is fresh since the festival does not allow commercial food vendors. "its about the cloest thing you can do without going to actual japan." sot: "it's definitely one of the best street fairs around because of the food, the people and the now if you were unable to make

it out this weekend. you can still catch all the action next weekend, as well as, the event's final parade on sunday. in japan town. john fenoglio. kron 4 news. as you can see a spectacular day in the bay area. sunshine in the afternoon and warmer temperatures. in nice afternoon. for a pickup afternoon. we will be even warmer tomorrow. with the extra sunshine we were up in the '70s. here is a live view with mostly clear skies. on the left you do see some low clouds trying to come in tonight. but the low clouds are not as extensive as last night. more sunshine tomorrow with warmer temperatures. tomorrow we

see mostly sunny skies with a few patches of clouds. here is the fog tracker, hugging the coast and sliding into the bay. in the morning hours we will see a few clouds bayside that should clear away pretty rapidly. it will be noon--clear by noon. a few high clouds began to drift and as we go to the afternoon book won't really affect the sunshine. temperatures are warming up with warm temperatures in the valleys, seventies by the day, 70 for san francisco.

in chile. at least eleven people are dead in a raging forest fire. officials say the fire started yesterday afternoon in a forested area. above the port city of valparaiso. the fire spread quickly as high winds rained hot ash over wooden houses and narrow streets. the fire destroyed 500 homes. and forced more than 10-thousand people to evacuate. chile's president warns that the death toll is expected to rise. in what may be the worst fire in the city's history. a fiery bus crash in mexico leaves three dozen people dead. it happened early this morning in the southeastern state of veracruz. slammed into a broken-down truck the bus was carrying business people who were on their way to state officials say four people survived the crash.and were taken to the hospital. next. city efforts to cut down on resident's water usage could lead to some water wars between neighbors. what they are asking homeowners to do. coming next is the reason why

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it all began around 330 p m off as this bumblebee shirt woman arrived. she ordered a drink that cost

exactly $4 and paid with cash. after receiving her coffee she left her finger on the counter and wait. i showed the video so you can see how long she waited. for over an hour she sipped a $4 cup of coffee. you see this woman the to go to the bathroom and leave her mac book air on attended with her. i her this woman with her for dollar cup of coffee waits for the coast to be clear and makes removed. she grabs the laptop and i phoned and heads for the door. just that quickly. is quickly --it is gone. the good news is that this woman was caught as somebody in the coffee shops of her.

the i phone has been recovered but the laptop is still missing. never leave your electronics or anything of value unattended. idea for stanley, e-mail us at 'people behaving badly' at kron- coming up at 8:30. a woman behind bars after an alleged brutal attack on a restaurant worker. what police say she did. plus. 15 dollars an hour for minimum wage. where that could soon be a reality for a bay area city. and here is what's on the menu jason applebaum has more on the aldon smith incident. plus the masters. and all your bay area sports! woah, this kitchen is beautiful!

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the building is a total loss. there is still no word on what caused the fire. the n-t-s-b is disputing eyewitness accounts of the bus crash in orland that killed ten people. they say there?s no evidence the fed-ex truck that collided with the bus was on fire prior to the accident. a preliminary report still isn?t due for about a month. an n-t-s-b spokesman said the accident could spark a change in seat belt laws. currently they?re not required to be worn on buses. aldon smith arrest smith was erected this morning at lax after he became belligerent during a break alert security check. security agents say he also made mention of the bomb as he walked to the gate. police caught up with him at the gate and he was taken into custody. a suspect is in custody after a stabbing at a jack in the box in pleasanton.

jazmine vasquez was arrested this afternoon after she was identified as the attacker. police say vasquez allegedly stabbed an employee multiple times in the back and neck. then they say she took off on foot. the employee was finally able to set off a panic alarm half an hour after he was stabbed. alerting police. raymond 'shrimp boy' chow is back in court next week to enter his plea. he is expected to plead not guilty and request his release on bail. all the defendants were in court earlier this week. they heard that addition charges and defendants could be coming. the government says they will have an updated indictment in the next 90 days on thursday the judge will turned over to defense attorneys. the minimum wage debate is reaching a fever pitch in the bay area. san francisco has mandated universal health care and paid sick leave -- in addition to its already-high minimum wage.

but one group wants to take it even higher. the proposal could put an additional 8-thousand dollars a year in the wallet of each full- time minimum wage worker. but the measure to make the rate 15-dollars an hour has the city's chamber of commerce very concerned. kron-4's jeff bush details how it could end up hurting those it's meant to help. the coalition for a fair economy is a group comprised of organized labor and other advocacy groups and filed papers at the department of elections late on monday afternoon. this is the first step in a long series of actions required to get the measure on the ballot for the next election. members of the coalition say the current minimum wage of $10.74 is not enough to live on. jose ruiz coalition for a fair economy our membership has really seen a struggle to be able to stay in the city. a lot of them are working two to three part time jobs and can barely make rent. the coalition says the time is right for an increase in the minimum wage. ruiz for us, this is an important measure that we can use this as one piece of a solution for our members needs. but, the golden gate restaurant

association says that $15 an hour will equal higher prices for food and other items purchased in san franciscoand, would negitavly affect the poorest people in the city which would hurt the people the coalition is trying to help. golden gate restaurant association when you are looking at higher end restaurants, they can raise their prices because they are catering to a different audience but when you look at restaurants at the bottom, a place where you might buy soup which might be, right now, six or seven dollars, if they have their cost increase by 40%, which is the difference between $10.74 and $15, they are going to have to raise the cost of their soup to $10 or some other dollar amound and would become cost prohibitive. the next step for the coalition is to get fifty-thousand signatures from registered voters. they are hoping to put it on the november ballot.

we still have readings in the '70s in some places. we are in the '60s for san jose which is warmer. than warmer. the fog is not out there quite. yet quite san francisco is cooler today. tomorrow we have a few low clouds in the morning but just a few scattered clouds. mostly sunny throughout the day. look for temperatures to warm up to mid-70's by the bay and low 80's in and. it said be a pretty nice day getting cooler it throughout the week. temperatures in the south bay should look for seventies to '80s. sunshine throughout the day with low eighties in a lot of places.

by the day we see it low to mid 70's with a high of 77 in san francisco. here is the seventh day around the bay. tuesday it will see the winds picking up with gusts up to 30 m.p.h.. the rest of the week shows no big changes; just lots of sunshine with more fog towards the end of the week. with warm dry weather here to stay. don't forget about mandatory water restrictions. the alameda county water district has some tough rules in place. kron 4's justine waldman tells us. in order to enforce them. the district is relying on people to turn in their neighbors. flowers, shrubs and lawns might not look so green by the summer. during the draught alameda county water district, which represents fremont, newark

and union city has restrictions in place where residents can only water their lawn 1 day a week in the spring. 2 times a week in the summer. also no hosing off sidewalks or driveways. a historic draught and for us here it has called for some unprecedented requests from our water customers to save water frank jahn with the water district tells me at first violators will get a letter in the mail, then a visit to your house, with repeat offenders at risk of having someone come turn their water off, plus a 600-fine. sot right now we don't have water cops we don't have people going around looking to see if they are incompliance with our water restrictions to find offenders the water district wants people to call them when they see someone breaking the water rules. 1:04-1:10 anabel vasquez / fremont sot we wanted to know if you saw your neighbor violating the rules would you turn them in? ummm no i would talk to them about it and continue to talk to them about

it until they actually listened. fremont sot no i wouldn't i am not a peace officer i am not law enforcement sot i would i got a flier in the mail with a number to call so yes definitely i would because we all have to pitch in calls have already come in to the water district with neighbors so-called snitching or being good water watchers depending how you look at it. and this week the water district will start it's first round of enforcement. in alameda county justine waldman kron 4 news. we have only a few days left before taxes are due. and as always - experts say people tend to make some last minute mistakes that are easily avoided. maybe it's the stress -- but people forget the most basic things. like signing the returns. and not double-checking social security numbers. you also need to make sure you check off the proper filing status. if you're not sure about that -- there's a tool on the i-r-s website called, "what's my filing status". and of course, there are always credits or deductions listed that don't apply.

also -- double check your bank information if you want your refund as a direct deposit. even one mis-typed number means the i-r-s will have to send the return back to be fixed. you can check out our website - kron four dot com. for more details. procrastinators, listen up. if you're owed a tax refund and you don't file by tuesday, you won't get hit with a penalty. this has always been the case, but many people don't realize it. the i-r-s is anxious to collect payments from those who owe, but it's less concerned about issuing unclaimed refunds. if it turns out that you do owe, you'll pay a fine for filing late. coming up next. learning manners with the help of the foxtrot! how a one local woman is using good old fashioned dancing to get her message across. plus. get ready for a rare sight! the blood moon! what it is. and when you'll be able to spot it in the bay area!

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here in the news we have no shortage of people behaving badly. but there's a bay area woman on a mission to change that. she's trying to show kids how to be good to one another. and have fun at the same time. first you have to put on your dancing shoes. get a look at the original social networking. old fashioned dancing. that's what these marin middle- schoolers are learning. and liking. it's a course called manners in motion. lessons in courtesy. kindness. the lost art of tying a tie. good manners and good fun. taught by longtime dancer and dance teacher - cynthia glinka. nats/ here she is holding a mass dance at the mill valley middle school playground cynthia glinka longs for a time when couples danced together in harmony - like this swing dance

scene from the 1900's. nats/ glinka believes dance builds self esteem in boys and girls.and while there's no fighting the pull of texting and facebook. she does her part to invite some real face to face time. sot/.it's a joy. i see the growth and fun that these kids are having; it's a joy. the next manners in motion class is coming to san francisco. at the presidio officers club this fall. cynthia glinka's surest path to this $1 mobile app "skinnepix" lets users edit photos so that they appear thinner in them.

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after you snap a selfie inside the skinnepix app with a click of a button you can shed 5, 10, or 15 pounds. my doctor is always telling me to lose some weight so i'm going to send him a skinny pix selfie and get him off my back. i'm using an ipad you can use a phone or tablet. here is myself be with no apparent. here it is with 5 lbs. slimmer. and 10 and 15 lbs. lighter. again left is no effect-right is 15 lbs. off the. the act only works with head shops-closed up face sell fees. skinny picks was created by two women. they describe the ad as one that makes your pictures look good and helps you feel good. one needs to know; it is our little secret.

people have always said that the camera ads 15 lbs. so we aren't leveling the playing field. not everyone sees this as a positive image boost. there are plenty of critics expressing concerns that the act reinforces the idea that skinny is better. the idea that models are air brushed and photoshop is spreading wide. this takes that one step further by allowing everybody to do this activity that so many magazines are criticized for. you can share your opinions on if this a good act or if it takes things too far.

as colorado continues its experiment as one of the first states to allow legal marijuana use and sales -- a "high" tech solution is coming to dispensaries. nelson garcia shows us the unveiling of a vending machine that promises to make pot purchases faster and easier -- without being accessible to children. as colorado continues its experiment as one of the first states to allow legal marijuana use and sales -- a "high" tech solution is coming to dispensaries. nelson garcia shows us the unveiling of a vending machine that promises to make pot purchases faster and easier -- without being accessible to children. the vail valley is no stranger to celebrities. go ahead and fill these out for but, people here. and, then everybody gets a t- shirt. have never seen a celebrity like this. i could walk you through this stephen shearin is coo of the company unveiling zzazz. the object of everyone's photographs. the first pot product vending machine. which verifies a user's age starting with their driver's license. at which point multiple cameras would allow us to use some advanced biometrics to make absolutely sure that the person who swiped that card is the owner of that card. the zzzaz will not be out in the public. the machines can only be located inside a licensed dispensary.

herbal elements in eagle vail will house the first one. owner greg honan is excited. you can really stack inventory in a safe manner in a concentrated area. shearin compares it to the automated express checkout at the grocery store. making this faster and safer. the machine will track pot products. we'll have a blue koodoo, and beyond mars, chocolates, tea. by using radio frequency id chips. there's no theft issue. there's no product disappearing. and. they say with the security measures and locations only inside dispensaries. people shouldn't worry about pot getting into the wrong hands. i'm the father of a 12-year-old daughter and i wouldn't want her having access to it. so, we paid close attention to that. attention of a celebrity. for a machine. almost like it's part of history, if it works out. you know what i mean. it could be a big thing. so, i figured why not. this is something you just can't make-up. in avon. it's extremely cool this is the first one. nelson garcia, 9news. get ready for an unusually beautiful moon to grace the night skies next week. nasa says there will be a total lunar eclipse early tuesday morning that will turn the moon a burnt reddish orange. it's called a blood moon, and this one is just the first in a

series of four consecutive total eclipses. within a year and a half, north america will be able to see a blood moon a total of four times. it is because of the reddish hue that the moon takes on while in it the clips. we will hopefully see that. maybe the wind is blowing the camera around but we can scene to the moon tonight. i am not so sure if we will see it tomorrow as we have some high clouds moving in. but the time line shows the eclipsed beginning at 11:00 p.m. the reddish you will be between midnight and 130 tomorrow morning. by 2:00 a.m. the full moon is backed

i think right now could be ideal conditions for tomorrow. today.an ohio man was forced to let everyone know that he is a bully. a judge ordered edmond aviv to stand on a street corner for five hours.and hold a sign saying he picks on disabled children. it's part of his sentence for harassing the family who lives next door to him. his neighbor says aviv has harassed this family for years. specifically targeting his adopted african american siblings with disabilities. every time you walk outside and see your neighbor there, yelling and screaming at you. you don't know why. aviv was also sentenced to 15 days in jail.but one city councilwoman is looking to bring more severe charges against him. it was a much different story for an autistic teen in texas. phillip mena explains how her high school prom turned into a night she'll always treasure. for most, prom night is one of

the most memorable moments of a young girls life. for 18-year-old taylor kirkwood, tonight is her special night. kirkwood had everything a girl could ask for: the perfect earrings, the perfect bracelet and, of course, the perfect pink dress. in another room her date to the anahuac high school prom is getting ready as well. he's plays football, but not for the high school team. he's christine michael, running back for the super bowl champion seattle seahawks. i'm just here for taylor. it's a blessing. like i said, she's a beautiful kid. i'm very proud of her. turns out the former texas a&m star is a friend of kirkwood's family and he agreed to take kirkwood to her high school prom. i think he's cute. taylor's family wanted to do something special for her because taylor hasn't always had picture perfect days like these. not only is she autistic, but until surgery a couple years ago, she suffered from scoliosis, making a night like this all the more special. i'm so happy to go dance and

have a good time. there was a little something for everyone at the movies this weekend. the super hero flick captain america: the winter soldier was the big winner. it brought in over 41 million dollars. the animated movie "rio 2" featuring the voices of anne hathaway and jesse eisenberg came in second. and the horror movie oculus - a story about a mirror possessed by an evil spirt - came in at number three. one zoo in china is celebrating the birth of four baby tigers over the weekend. these are siberian tigers. look at these cute little guys! their mother gave birth to them saturday after a pregnancy that lasted over 100 days. all four are said to be healthy. experts estimate there are fewer than 500 siberian tigers living in the world. still ahead. obeying all posted signs is a must for drivers. but what do you do when you come to this written on the ground? what bay area intersection you can find it. coming up next!

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the sign reads s-o-t-p and not s-t-o-p! when you reach arlington and m- l-k you better read the sign. and not the ground. if you don't you may run the risk of behaving badly. coming up in just a few minutes. the latest on troubled 49ers linebacker aldon smith and what he allegedly did at the airport that got him in some hot water. plus, extended highlights and a complete break down of the masters warriors, giants and a's. jason appelbaum and bip roberts with a full half hour of all your sports needs. coming up at 9 o'clock. the weather is spectacular! we should play to keep tomorrow. i think we should to the weather is going to be amazing. weather with-saw-any with just a little bit of fog in the morning and staying warm. until warm ninth stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news developments at our next newscast is tonight at 11 o'clock. see you then. goodnight.

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good evening everyone.welcome to the show. lots to bring you. a tiger-less masters.playoff- bound warriors.and the red hot giants.and a's. former major leaguer bip roberts joins me on the program to help me break it all down.bip you ready to roll?